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I seem to have no spare working Amiga floppy drives around, so I just setup a Teac FD-235HF-3240 to work with the Amiga. If you have a 3XXX version of this drive, there are bunch of small jumpers: Set RY34 (Ready signal on pin 34) and DC2 (Disk change on pin 2.) Then set DS0, FG, HA, HF and NMK.

Nice! I have modified a few Samsung SFD-321B drives to make them into Amiga drives. That model happens to be really easy to modify. It's so much cheaper than finding one made for the Amiga!